Sentence examples for for continuous life from inspiring English sources

A logarithmic transformation was done for continuous life dissatisfaction burden score (logLSburd) due to its non-normal distribution.

On the basis of these evaluations, we conclude that the genetic information acquired on Burrishoole Atlantic salmon is suitable for detecting variation in reproductive success less than two fold between different groups within the cohorts, and also for estimating moderate heritability values for continuous life history traits.

"The Continuous Life" continues after death, whose abrupt appearance, breaking up the party, Strand often described.

His wife, whose back was to him,    Didn't turn right away to give everything –.    a chance to settle.

The increase in hardness and the decrease in friction coefficient for cutting AISI: 51200 and AISI: 316 at room temperature and 600 °C with the modified MT-TiCxN1 − x coating result in a 30% longer tool life for continuous cutting of carbon steel (AISI: 1055) and alloyed steel (AISI: 4137) and a 60% longer tool life for stainless steel (AISI: 316).

Wearable devices, such as smart glasses and watches, allow for continuous recording of everyday life in a real world over an extended period of time or lifelong.

For continuous outcomes (quality of life, survival time), t-tests or non-parametric rank tests will be used.

The decision to qualify a safety critical element for continuous operation beyond its service life is made based on a "life extension measure (LEM)" which is calculated by combining two indexes of "equipment health condition" and "economic added-value" obtained respectively from the technical and economic assessments.

For continuous variables (e.g. life-space mobility variables) a sample size of 800 yields a power of > 99% to show a contribution to the explained variance of 5% in a linear regression model with 10 predictors (including interactions, but not constant) if the probability level (alpha) is set at 0.05.

Although inhalation of H2 may act more rapidly, it is not practical in daily life or suitable for continuous consumption.

("Contin" was short for "continuous").